146 Quail Run Dr, Moyock, NC 27958

Why this home stands out

Built in 1991, this single-family home keeps things straightforward: three bedrooms, two full baths, and 1,409 square feet of living space in Moyock's quiet residential pocket. The North Carolina address means lower property tax rates than comparable Virginia-side options. That combination — Currituck County costs, quick base access, and a laid-back small-town feel — is genuinely hard to replicate closer to the water.

QUAIL RUN NC and the Moyock real estate market

Moyock sits in the northern tip of Currituck County, right along the North Carolina–Virginia state line. The area grew steadily through the 1990s and 2000s as buyers discovered the value gap between this corridor and neighboring Chesapeake, Virginia. Streets here are quiet, lots are generous, and the pace is unhurried. You won't find a downtown grid or a walkable main street — Moyock is suburban-rural, and that's the point. Neighbors tend to know each other, and through-traffic stays light. Currituck County governs the area, which keeps the tax structure lean compared to many Virginia Beach or Chesapeake addresses. Getting around is easy via US-168, which connects directly north into Chesapeake and south toward the Outer Banks. The commute corridor along 168 is well-traveled and well-understood by anyone living in this zip code. Hampton Roads is fully reachable in under an hour from most points in Moyock.

What's nearby

Day-to-day errands are covered without leaving the immediate area. Food Lion is just half a mile away — close enough for a quick grocery run on any night of the week. When you want to eat out, Moyock Pizza Kitchen is only 0.3 miles from the front door. A.J. Gators and Subway are both within 0.4 miles for casual meals and quick lunches. The concentration of these spots along the US-168 corridor means you rarely need to drive far for the basics. Larger retail and dining options open up quickly once you head north into Chesapeake.

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